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Bleeding Kansas

Outbreak of violence in the Kansas and Nebraska territory over Popular Sovereignty over the slavery

Election of Lincoln

1860 election of a republican president who had moderate views on slavery. Southerners feared he would take away slavery. Lincoln did not gain a single electoral vote in the south.

Popular Sovereignty

Allowing a vote to decide an issue

Kansas-Nebraska Act

Takes back the Missouri Compromise A state could decide if would be a free or slave state by a popular vote when it applied for statehood

Compromise of 1850

California enters as a free state Popular sovereignty decides Utah and New Mexico territories Fugitive Slave Law

Fugitive Slave Act

People were required to return all runaway slaves or face prosecution

John Brown

Abolitionist who was arrested for a raid on the Harper’s Ferry armory Abolitionist who was arrested for a raid on the Harper’s Ferry armory. Wanted to lead a slave revolt. Was a participant in Bleeding Kansas Also led “John Brown’s Raid”

Harriet Beecher Stowe

Wrote the book: Uncle Tom’s Cabin This was about the life a of slave in the south. Highly controversial and angered many southerners

secede

To break away

Scott vs Sanford

Dred Scott, a slave sues for his freedom after living in free territory for some time. His case was denied on the fact he was considered property and not a person Angers many abolitionists because it says slavery is allowed in all states.